Enigma Chess

thinking a few moves ahead.

An experimental chess engine in C++, built to explore board representation, move generation, and the logic behind a familiar game. It starts with a FEN position and a command-line loop for moving pieces around the board, one small rule at a time.

The board is initialized from a FEN string, and moves are entered using the starting and ending square indices. Building that foundation in C++ is a way to work through how a chess engine models the game. It remains an early experiment: the README records limitations in piece movement and input notation, with standard algebraic notation among the next steps.

• FEN-based board initialization
• A C++ implementation built from the ground up
• An early experiment in chess-engine fundamentals